based on what I’ve learned for Javascript Operators and Loops

Operators

In JS we have 10 types of Operators, and I will discuss them as follows:

1. Assignment Operators

and the simplest one is the “ = “ and in JS we assign a value for a variable. this value could be a number, String, another variable, calculation, and so on.

Here is some Example:

var x = 1
var y += x
var j = 1+2

2. Comparison Operators

This type of Operators is compares operands and returns the logical value based on whether the Comparison is true, the type od operands could be a numbers, String, logical, and objects values. we use some notation as ( ==, != === , !== , > , >= , <, <=)

Here is some Example

x = 3
  if(x == 3){ // means Equal
    // it will returns true
  }

x = 3
  if(x != 3){ // means not Equal
    // it will returns false
  }

x = 3
  if(x >= 4){ // means if it Equal or greater than
    // it will returns true
  }

3. Arithmetic Operators

and it takes numerical values as operands and then returnsa single numerical value. and in this Arithmetic we use (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division) as a stander Operators.

here is some Example:

1 / 2; // and it's returns 0.5
1 + 3; // and it's returns 4

4. Bitwise Operators

This Operator treats their operandsas a set of 32 bits (Zeros and ones) and not as decimal or hex or even octal numbers.

here is some Example

15 & 9 = 9 
// in binary --> 1111 & 1001 
and the result is 1001
1001 = 9

5. Logical Operators it’s typically used with boolean values and returns the value according to the Operators used. so if the Operator used is a boolean it will return a boolean value, otherwise it will return a non-boolean value. we use (&& and ||) Operators.

here is an Example:

exper1 && exper2 // if both are true, it will return true.

6. String Operators we use the cancatenation Operator (+) and by it we can cancatenates two string values together.

here is some Example:

var myName = 'Qamar';
myName += 'Alkhatib'; 
// and the result will be Qamar Alkhatib. 

7. Conditional Operator

The only JavaScript operator that takes three operands is the conditional operator. Based on a condition, the operator can have one of two values. The syntax is as follows:

```
 condition ? val1 : val2 
```

8. Comma operator (,) returns the value of the final operand after evaluating both operands. This operator is most commonly used inside a for loop to update many variables each time the loop is run.

here is an Example:

for(var i = 0, j = 1; i <= j; i++, j--)

and we have other types such as typeof , and unary Operators.

Loops

Loops are a convenient and efficient technique to repeat a task. Loops come in a variety of shapes and sizes, but they all perform the same thing: they repeat an activity a certain number of times.

For Loop A for loop is a conditional expression that repeats until it evaluates to false.

here is its syntax:

for ([initialExperssion]; [conditionExperssion]; [incrementExperssion])

statement

While loop As long as a stated condition evaluates to true, this statement performs its statements.

here is its syntax:

```
while(condition){
statement
}
```

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